Cyprus confirms second avian influenza case in Athalassa Park goose
Cyprus has confirmed a second case of avian influenza after a dead goose found in Athalassa Park last Tuesday tested positive for the virus, according to the Veterinary Services. Samples collected from 100 additional wild and farmed birds have all tested negative, providing some relief amidst concerns of a larger outbreak. The 10-day monitoring period for the incubation of the virus concluded today, with no new cases reported. Authorities continue to monitor five individuals linked to the outbreak as a precautionary measure, but no further infections have been identified.
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